B&C Morning Show: Boomer's (Week 2) Fantasy
Based on last week's success, the Blonde Bomber was back at it again.
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Based on last week's success, the Blonde Bomber was back at it again.
Rich Gannon is calling NFL games for CBS, along with the great Marv Albert -- a gig Gannon says he only got because Boomer didn't want it.
The guys took a call from Gary in Branford and he asked Boomer why quarterbacks even try to make a tackle - putting themselves in harms way- after throwing an interception.
The gift that keeps on giving. That is how you could describe the Yankees' captain, Derek Jeter.
A certain Yankee made history Thursday night in Boston, and in the process helped secure a 2-0 victory for the Bombers.
Derek Jeter didn't let an injury stop him from tying Willie Mays for 10th place on the career hits list or helping the New York Yankees stay tied for the AL East lead.
Andy Pettitte wants to help the Yankees right now, but he'll have to wait a few days to do so. The five-time World Series champion will start for the Yankees when the Bombers take on the Blue Jays on Tuesday at Yankee Stadium.
The Jets will make a decision on the availability of Darrelle Revis before the team travels to Pittsburgh on Saturday for their game against the Steelers.
Simply, Tim Tebow is a fighter and not one to back down from a challenge. It would be out of personality for Tebow to not want to stick it out in New York, and the reason might well go beyond the field.
Jim Calhoun left Connecticut the same way he coached it to three national titles — on his terms. The 70-year-old Hall of Famer announced his retirement at a 2 p.m. news conference on Thursday.
MLB is not talking about expansion now, but it will happen. Don't be surprised if the "official" discussion begins this offseason and is finalized within a year. In 2015 or '16, there will be two more teams playing in the Major Leagues.
So now we're all in Tim Tebow's head. That's good to know going forward because I, for one, am dying to know how he thinks the upcoming season of "Survivor: Philippines" is going to shake out.
"I think he will be a good soldier," one NFL source said. "At the end of the year, I think he will express concerns to the Jets. He will want to move on."
"There's no doubt that he was a great player for them, and he'll always be," Ronde said of his brother. "He'll bounce back into there, hopefully on the good side of that relationship sooner or later."
With just five carries for 11 yards and no passing attempts, Tim Tebow didn't do much on the field Sunday. But according to NFL.com's weekly power rankings, the rising New York Jets are now the New York "Tebow."
